Andrew Whitson – illustratör

Molly receives a present from her Granny who lives on the other side of the world, it's a 'Granny-in-a-Box!'. Molly loves her Granny-in-a-Box and takes her everywhere she goes, but one day the screen went blank and Granny disappeared. Molly tried ringing Granny, texting her, she even wrote her a postcard but she still didn't hear back until she hears a tappity-tapping on the door on Christmas Eve.

Nancy enters fairy land in pursuit of her cat, but the fairies refuse to give him back. As a last resort she offers to tell the fairies stories, and the fairy king and his people quickly become enraptured by her inter-connected tales. A beautiful celebration of the power of storytelling.When Nancy’s cat Pangur is stolen by the Faery people, she finds herself striking  deal like no other: she is now the one-and-only storyteller for the Faery Kingdom. So starts Máire Zepf’s enchanting story collection, reminiscent of fairytales and fables of past and present, but entirely new.From ghost dragons to magical hats and a dreamweaving giantess, these are tales that awaken the senses and manage to connect with each other in a way reminiscent of 1001 Arabian Nights, perfect for voracious readers and bedtime story consumers alike.

It was the morning of the Big Freeze and a new addition to Molly's family is on the way, but Dad can't get back from the mainland! Will he arrive back home in time to see the baby being born? And how does Molly's only toy, a one-eyed doll named Megan, help bring the family together?

One night, Molly realises the lighthouse isn't working. She wakes up her friend Dylan, and they set off to help. But will Molly and Dylan be able to get the light working again in time to save their father's fishing boat? The third book in the successful Molly series is a tale of bravery and teamwork.